Ripple firm wants US court to throw out ‘late’ class-action lawsuit
Ripple, and its XRP cryptocurrency, has been at the center of several contentious debates over the years.
Ripple, and its XRP cryptocurrency, has been at the center of several contentious debates over the years.
The co-founder and former chief technical officer (CTO) of Ripple (XRP) just received a payout that has left Ripple fans a little woozy.
Before the court could go through with a big trial, the thief just gave in and admitted his guilt.
Imgur, the image service website, is incorporating Coil as a micropayment service for its site.
Ripple is hoping a partnership with Moneygram to help adoption of its XRP dark coin.
The bank, considered to be the fifth largest in Japan, was one of the three banks that were using the Money Tap service.
A class-action lawsuit against Ripple will stay in federal court, a judge has ruled, as moving it to county court could provide an unfair jury pool.
Messari, a cryptocurrency data startup, may just be trying to make a name for itself in the crypto analysis world, but it reports that something is seriously wrong with the numbers presented for Ripple’s XRP coin.
The cryptocurrency markets continued to lose momentum on Wednesday as most of the major currencies experienced a considerable downtrend with the drops being from 5 to 7% in most cases.
The cryptocurrency markets continued to stabilize after a relatively torrid day on Monday, when most of the coins reached yearly lows.
The cryptocurrency markets registered a slight revival on Friday with most of the major currencies showing a small increase overall. Bitcoin Cash registered a 5% increase to trade at around $520 at press time, but turnover appeared to be weak with selling pressure probably putting the price down further.
In what seems to be another case of déjà vu, the cryptocurrency markets wiped out two weeks of positive gains in a matter of a few hours with the value of the entire market dropping by no less than $40 billion.